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A vERY KNorrx PROBLEM.

tEBN hhOEHh FhOhLEms
Judge DuBoss, yesterday morning,
issued an order to Shea & MCCARTHY,
boiler makers, corner OF Market and
Front streets, that raises question as
10 the limits OF his power within the
Jurisdiction OF his court. He ordered
the boiler makers, theinoise Of whose
hammers a. they were riveting boilers
TO make less noise or he would take
MEASURES to put stop TO 1t that would
not be comfortable or comforting to
the men engaged in 1t, which was ss
mu5h as to say ne would put them in
fail. This raises very nice question
and il Ia this: Can the Criminal Court
prevent men from pursulng q lawfal
Avocation2 Boilers are necessary to
the running Of machinery. They can-
not make themselves. They cannot
DO cGlled into existence by the simple
at OF those who need them. They
must be made, and, unless q man bias
large capital to purchase auto
matte machinery for making them,
no must make them In the old way by
'hammer and hand" This Ia q very
noisy process, q deaiening process.
The late John Roach, who was so hur-
riedly dealt with by Cleveland's Sec
rotary Of the Navy Whitney-he was
50 deaf ssa post, the result Of working
inside Of boilers when a journeymap
boilermaker. The noise Is something
dread fdl, and within a half block Of
the courthouse must, when the wind
10 in that quarter, put a man Of az
nervous an organization MS Judge Du
Bose beside himself. II has raspina
and wearing effect, because II 10 con
stsnt, steady, and Is confined within
two tones. A theory recently id
yanced and much In vogue with thee
ylsts who dabble In all sorts Of brain
but their own, that every human beinl
has keynote, and that wheI
chords In that key are strucl
they excite the most pleasutabl'
sensations and emotions, and wheI
another fellows key 10 struck II make
vay the man Of the key Of A mat
enough even II he was prohibitions
that had stopped In water all his day
TO drive him to drink. We cannot jas
now recall the key In which the boile
maker works, aud II we did We don
know Judge DuBose's key. But evl
IDENTIFY his key Is not Shea i Nc
Oarthy's key. Hence the peremptor!
order. Men have been driven frantic
almost crazy, by other mems ke.
, nnoies, and thousands who have curses
the man who made boilers, the maj
who made engines and the fellov
especially who made steam whistles
when steamboat whistles blow for Al
teen minutes at q time-these vii
gympathixe with Judge DuBose. Blu
perhaps the wrathiul order which
stiA in allegiance might be expunge
from the record II Shea & Nc
Carthy could confine themselves I
the judges key note. He can yer
likely stand anything within lite linn
Of tone, and we would advise them I
try ii. 1t would be nice experiment
aud the result would be looked fC
. with interest by scientific men, mus
clans and musical theorists especially
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-06-28

Readers OF the APPEAL who intend
leaving home for the summer, or any
partof 1t, will wish to keep themselves
informed concerning local affairs and
events; and II they will leave their
subscriptions at the APPEAL counting
room the paper will be mailed to them
10 any address, and the address will
be changed as often 90 required.
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1880, would be az follows;
Total -, ........7,72S,l49 $500, SSt

Total ."...."."7,12S, l49 S,SOS, $50
la the statement of immigration
for the last and current year the Off
oial figures are followed, embracing no
allowance for immigrants from Can
ada or Mexico. II 10000 be added
for these, the aggregate population
July l, 1887, would be 81, 76S,sls, I'M
less the increase by excess Of births
over deaths has been smaller duIir &
Che present than during the proceed
ing decades, Without any allowance
for Canadian immigration the pOpula.
ton July lst would appear on this
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sustus, A. D. 8, on account Of the
poets intrigue with the Emperor's
daughter Julia and Apollo's reception
of him. Ovid's Isle is q few miles
from Kustendani.
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MRS. II. B. HAMMOND, OF Chardon,
q, says Pe-ru-na 10 the best liver med
icipa she ever usad. Sold at Heister's.
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Call for Negotiable Judgment Ger
tificates of Upton County, Tenn.

NOTICE is hereby given TO all owners and
IN holders Of the negotiable Judgment
Certificates of Upton county, Tennessee,
which matureSlst Of August, 1888, to present
them for prepayment at the Union and
Planters Bank, in the city OF Memphis,
Tenn, on LIST of August, 1887.
The said Judgment Certificates were issued
undei the provisions of an act of the 9eneral
Assembly of Tennessee, approved 2lst De.
cember, 1881, upon judgments rendered
against said county 10 the Circuit Court OF
the United States for the Western District OF
Tennessee, at Memphis:
Interest on the said Certificates hereby
called will cease on LIST August, 1887,
This June IA, 1887. .,-,--,--
ByR.S BARRETT. Chairman County Court.
Attest: S. E STEPHENSON, Clerk Co. Court.
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EGYPT.

The Sultan Signs the Convention
Under False approximations.
CAIRo, June 27.--It Is stated that
Ahmed Moukhtar, the Turkish Com.
missioner, has heard that the Sultan
will refuse to ratify the Egyptian con.
vention.
French dispatches from Constantine.
pie assert that the Sultan has been in.
duced to sign the convention, by the
representations Of his ministers, that
France aCquietced in such action.
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PennyrOyal Pills.

"OHIOHRsTER'H ENGLISH
The Original and OntT Genuine.
Iess limitations. Indispensable TO LADIES'
ASK your Druggist for "OhiehesteE1
Engli- OTand take no other, or ineloso "a
(stampsl 70 Us for particulars N LIfflR By
return mail. NAM PAPER. Ch1-
chester Chemical Co.,
ISIS Madison square, Rhtlnda., ~
Sold By Dr1Ggists syeyyy hece. Ask ~
"ChAoheaaerI MniEllsh1 Re1myFoyoS
RilAS+ Take ne StAenl 8Eal=- o.
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NOTIOE.

DARTIES wishing to rent the ESTIVAL
L PARK for pienies, otc., will please apply
at once for date Of days for such occasions 20
take place, as the Park Opera House will 20
opened to Opera and Dramatic Companies
during the entire summer. For date anu
terms appIy Mt No. 10 Madison street
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Payment of Coupons.

THE Coupons Of the Citizens Street Rail-
Il road Company consolidated gold bonds,
due July l, 1887, will b paid at the Union
and PlAnters' Bank Memphis, Tenn, and
NAPOLEON HILL, President.
B. DUDLEY PRATaEp, seerStaEy.i
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Jones- johnson.

Mr.. John Jones and Miss Eunice
johnson were united in marriage al
3 80 O'Clock P. NJ, Sunday, at Liberty
church, near Beverly, Rev. Granville
Lipscomb, the pastor Of the church,
performing the ceremony. Every
seat in tho church was filled and il
the ceremony had been pronounced
al 4 O'Clock, as was announced, there
would not have been standing room
40 people continued to arrive until af-
ter that hour.
Miss johnson il the daughter OF
Mr.. John N. johnson, prosperous
farmer of South Christian and is &C.
complishsd and beautiful.
Mr.. Jones is a promising young
farmer who has drawn bright jewel
In the matrimonial lottery.
Owing to the illness Of the brides
sister no reception was held. The
couple will 60 to housekeeping at
once at the grooms residence near
Beverly.
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MURDER IN TODD.
A stop.son Kill. his st.p-fathor.

Henry Vanpelt was shot and killed
by his step-son, Dock Duvall, in
North Todd county, last Friday night.
The killing occurred at the house of
Mrs. Vanpslt. Vanpelt had not been
on good terms with his family for
some time, and has not been living
with them, lately. His step-son,
Duvall had given him orders never
to return to the house, but on Friday
night he come back and seated him
self by the fire, his wife being absent
on visit, and his step-son out feed
ing. Duvall ON returning and find
ing his orders had not been obeyed,
secured shot gun and walking to
the door, fired its contents into Van
pelt's side, near the heart, killing him
almost instantly. Duvall Immediate
ly surrendered himself to the author
tiles and will have an examining
trial, Thursday.
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Amusements.

..,.d hv an
Marie fre'cot'' suppOr''u W -
excellent company WIN s = ".
Opera House IN TWO oi onaA' pa -
best comedies on TINS y, evening Anu M
morrow evening. rms ev,", is w." 49,
be presented that oeau,i, ~, :, anu - ,,,n
fined COMEDY as $500 .ou n oh.r.
Miss PRESCOTT as No's'in -,
acter IN wnicn 'n'' ,.u; 100 ,ha rand
on WEDNESDAY 1a." %,h,n iii
old comedy " ''Sy,H,. S y a., r.os,vs
MISS rre'co.' - 'V I, uonr,r.vills
Its lrst pre,sn'A.lOn :" ,s,p IA No.
and we anticipate wv az "a. pr...
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"B.tter die soon.

Than live on lingeringly in pain"
Better do neither, but get and take
medicine that will relieve pain which
10 an evidence of disease, and thus
you may live on in health and happi-
ness. II you have cold or cough
weak or sore lungs, consumption,
chronic nasal.cstarrh, bronchitis, i'm
pure blood or liver disease, take DIR.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery"
4 certain cure for theIe diseases. By
druggist.
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sooIALITIKs.


Joe Frankel went to Louisville, Sat.
urday.
A. L. Wilson went TO Greensboro,
Friday, on business.
DIR. Collins, of Bennettsiown, was
in the city, Saturday.
Tom Rodman aud wife went to
Louisville, Saturday.
Hon. Jas. A. Mckenzie attended
the Greensboro fair last week.
Mrs. l. P. Gerhart returned home
to Clarksville, Friday evening.
Miss Sallie Bronaugh has gone to
Clarksville, Ark, to make her home
In the future.
Miss Fannie Lillard, went down to
Murfreesboro, Friday, to visit friends
and relatives.
]. Andy Boyd, of Bennsttstown,
went TO Nashville, Saturday, TO see a
sick sister.
Mrs. A. W. Pyle aud Mr.. II. W.
Wade have gone to Kirkmansvllle,
on visit TO relatives.
Miss Fannie Bronaugh is OH = visit
TO relatives in the CaSky neighbor-
hood aud will visit Pembroke before
her return.
Mrs. NJ. Z. Ham, after an extern
ded visit to her parents, Mr.. and ArS.
Ewell, left yesterday for her home at
Beverly.-Paducah Standard.
Rev. L II. Slime, Of New Albany,
Ind, returned home, Saturday, ac-
companied by his mother-in-law,
Mrs. DR.. Gish, who will pay her
daughter visit.
Mr.. c. NJ. Caldwell and his daugh-
ter. Mrs. Hunt, Of Lawrenceburg,
KY, after spending few days with
the family of Mr.. A. s Caldwell, left
for Florence, Ala, yesterday.
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S-26-3rn

declining years.
Miss Helen Wilson who has been
visiting her brother John II. Myers,
for more than a year, will leave for
her home in New Orleans, Monday.
She has made many warm friends
while she has sojurned in our midst,
who regret very much that the cruel
hand of servitude should seperate
them. We trust she may have
pleasant trip home and that she may
again soon meet her Kentucky friends
and relatives.
The Universalist convention for
thier work was held at Macedonia
church Saturday and Sunday. Quite
number of preachers were present
and large crowd in attendance, aud
the good people of that neighborhood
opened their doors and loaded their
tables with all the eatables that even
the sto mach of an spicure would de-
mand. BUCK.
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Surrendered to the Sheriff.

Mr.. George Rogers Of Kelly, who
it will be remembered judgment
for $500 was rendered against at
tho last term of Circuit Court for al
legged SANDER, = full account of which
case appeared in the KENrUoKrAN at
the time, came to the city Friday,
and surrendered to the Sheriff, ca
pias having been issued against him,
and was put in Jail and will remain
ten days, as the Law requires when he
will take the "Insolvent Debtors
Oath" and will then be released. Mr..
Rogers thinks the judgment very
unjust one and persecution, henoe
the step. He never before had trou-
Bile witha any one and takes the matter
very hard.
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The L. & n. Company are now us.

The L. 4 N. Company are now US.
Ing the Automatic Ali Whistle on
their passenger trains instead OF the
old system Of bell ropes. There are
now two rubber hose extending from
the engine underneath the cars the
entire length OF the train, Que used
for conveying compressed air for the
air brakes and tho other 10 convey
air as a conductors signal. Each
coach is furnished with a separate
rope connecting with q valve at the
end Of the car and the conductor gives
his signals by pulling the cord which
causes the end of the valvo in the en-
gine cab to whistle loud enough TO be
heard and understood by the engin-
eer. 1t is a decided improvement on
the bell rope system and has been in
use about month.
The cases against Octavus Woos-
ley and Alec Smith, charging them
with violating the Prohibition law,
came up for trial Friday. The one
against the former was tried by ju-
ry of six and verdict of acquittAl
found. The case against the latter
was then dismissed, the evidence be.
ing about the same in both cases.
Smith is a preacher and 10 somewhat
indignant at being accused of violat-
ing any law Of his country and es-
pecially the Prohibition law. There
were number of witnesses exam
insd, the cases having been put off
several times in order to obtain wit
nesses who failed to appear after the
first summons.
Last Thursday night about mid
night an attempt was made to bur-
glarize Mr. Jno. L. Brasher's residence
on North Main street. Mr.. Brasher
10 q travelling salesman and wasRway
from home, no one occupying the
house but his wife and little children.
Mrs. Brasher was aroused by the rat
Ting of the back door and being un-
able to get a satisfactory reponse to
her questions az to who was there,
fired two shots through the door
when the party orparties jumped over
the back paling fence and boat has
ty retreat and nothing more was
heard from them.
At congregational meeting of the
First Presbyterian church yesterday,
Rev. Montgomery May, the former
pastor Of that church, was unani-
mously recalled. 1t will be remem-
bered that Mr.. May, on account of
his own i'll health, as we'll as that OF
his family, resigned his charge here
some three months or more age, but
we are informed that Mr.. Mays
health il very much improved and it
is highly probable that he will &C
cept the call Of tho congregation 10
whom he preached so acceptably for
nearly three years.
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Half Rates to the Dallas Fair ana
Exposition.

T,cket. will be on sale from Guth-
RE to Dallas, Tex, and return lor
s22 10. on Oct. 10th to 18th 'nc'u m,'',
GOOD returning until Nov. D. ms
will be golden opportunity tOr
those who want to visit Texas as 'n'
<lImit give. ample time. The e1po'l.
ton and fair at Dallas prOn', "a
excel anything previously held anu
viii he we'll worth visit. Any IN
formation regarding TsIa. can DC
had by addressing R. A. W'l nu
Atlanta, Ga, or Edgar Reed, Na,n,
Vile. Ask for tickets via Msmpm'
and Little Rock r. H.
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For Rockets, Marssmus, and VAST
ing Disorders Of Children,

sooTT's EMULSION of Pure Cod Liver Oil with
Hypophosphites is unequaled. Tho rapidly
with which children gain flesh and strength
upon 1t is very wonderful Read the following
81 have used scotts Emulsion in cases OF Rick
cts and Msrasmus oflong standing, and have
been more than pleased with the reSulsts, as in
every case the improvement was marked."-J.
M. Main, NJ. D.. New York. III have used
scotts Emulsion in several cases of scrofula
and Debility In Children. Results most graft
flying. MY little patients take 1t with pleas.
use."-w. A. Hubert, NJ. D., Salisbury, Ill.
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SPECIAL LOCALS.
STRAYED OR STOLEN

From our Mills, Sunday evening,
Oct. 9th, two horses. One large
sorrel, large feet, heavily shod, tail
slightly bobbed, shows gear marks.
One flea bitten grey, heavy set,
about 16 hands high, also. has gear
marks on body. A liberal reward
will be paid for their return or for
information leading to their wherea
bouts. EUGENE MILLS Co.,
Hopkinsville, Ky.
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uTANTED-LADIns fer our Fall and
w Christmas Trade, to take Light, pleasant
work At thsir homes. to y per day can be
be quietly made Work sent by mail any dis
tanse. Particulars free. No cAnvntsing. Adj
dress at once, CRESCENT ART CO., ll7 MIX
ST., Boston, Mass. Box $40.
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nesday, to see Prof. s. b. Lowell, who
is confined TO his bed Of continued
fever.
Mrs. Kate Mcleod and little
daughter of Darlington, spent several
days here last week, visiting rela-
lives.
Brasher & West have purchased 200
acres of fine land near Meningitis
Mill, known as the "Smiihwick Sur
vey,p
j. p. Wilson who was arrested
being charged with breaking into
the stable OF John EDling, was tried
before Esq. G.. Ii. Myers, Friday and
held on a hundred dollar bond fol
his appearance at circuit court.
I Buck Terrell and family have
moved here aud for the present are
living with his father, VIM. Ferrell
This completes the role of the old
mans children that have been living
away from him. He now has all Of
them near him which must be q
great satisfaction to him in his de.
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Ths names OF visitors and absentees and 9TH
or such society items are respectfully solicited
fer this column. We will be glad n our local
patrons will cooperate with US In making this
department. complete social register.
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INTENDING ADVERTISERS should ad-
ldrsss GEO. p. ROWELL a CO..
1Oaprucs Street, New York City,
For select List Of 1000 NEWaPAPERs.
OWill DO sent FREE, on application.
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The largest and best stock Of Cloth
ing and Furnishing Goods in the city
at FRANKEL'S.
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HALF RATE LOCALS.

The following classes ~ local matter win be
Inserted AZ half-rAtes, l0cents per line: Reso.
buttons OF respect, cards OF thanks; notices OF
suppers, church fairs, candy pullings and all
suoh entertainments to which admission ia
charEed; calls for meetings OF committees, di.
fectories, lodges, etc. Obituaries, all over 10
lines, : cents per line. These rAtos will be-
strictly adheredto TO. Our space 10 our stock in
IAuo and We cannot insert Advertisement
nee or al up the paper with matters OF no gen
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- a 4 e aNH g.

Inventors and pAtentees and all having busi-
meas with tho U s. Patent Oiiice are invited 10
communicate with me with confident reliance
upon my fidelity TO their interests.
New Inventions patented. Old Inventions
improved, and rejected applications revived.
Caveats filed. Trademarks registered. SUI
prosecution OF applications Tor pAtests. Send
model or rough sketch with brief description OF
invention. | make no charge for attorneys
fes unless obtain patent. Correspondence
solicited. A. b. YANTIS,
PATENT ATTORNEY,
l0-7-tf. WASHINGTON, ID. q.
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Children take Lyon, sTasteless Syrup
of Quinine and never know it is med
ecine, Is cts. Sold by IL. B. Garner.
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TINH TABLE FOR TRAINS.
L. 4 N. Railroad

Z. & n. Railroad.
DErARr soUTH-a:ls and Gas A. H..s.lop NJ
DEPART NoRTH-lo:04 and-A. NJ; 10 :07 p. NJ
AnkIvn FROM sOUrH-l0:0i AN. $50, 10 :o7 :. N,
AhRiVETRoh NoRrH-i:isA. N. - $50 ?. n,
John W. LoEsden, Agent, Hopkinsville, Ky
POST oFFICE-west Main Street, bet. sth
and 9Th.
open for letters, stamps-7 An oeP.M.
money orders-6 A. n. tolP.M.
81" delivery, sundAys-saS tol:lS ?. n.
SOUTHERN EXPRESS OFFICE.
Seventh ST. near Main.
Open . A. n. toBP.M.
TELEGRAPH OFFICES.
WEsrKKN USI0N-Up stAlrs corner Main and
eth streets. Mrs. RAndle and Miss Park, opera
ton.
BALTIMORE 4 OHIo-Up stairs corner Main
and 9Th streets. A. II. smyser, operator.
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The silent man is often worth list
ening to.
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Lyons Tasteless Chill Tonic 10 az
pleasant TO the taste as Lemon Sugar
children eat it and never know 1t 10
medicine; never fails to cure Scots.
Sold by II. B. Garner.
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HARBOR,
A New Novel
AMOS LEE.
A Story Of Absorbing Interest
Which Will Shortly Begin
Running in These
Columns.

1t is illustrated in the most
graphic manner, and in its strong
and well-laid plot and richness
of incident is bound to prove the
most taking serial we have yet
published.
Send in your subscriptions at
once SO as to certainly secure
the opening chapters of this
most excellent story.
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STEEL, STEEL, STEEL!
SPECIA.L L!

We now have in our en-
ploy as Foreman of our Wag-
on and Machinery Depart
ment, Mr.. G. W. Gardner, of
Harrodsburg, Ky. He thor
oughly understands the
Wagons, Machinery and es-
pecially Separators. We
have such facilities for re-
pairing Separators that we
can do ii in a first-class man
ner, for less money than any
body else. Send them in ear
ly before Harvest.
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Old Clothes!

Carry your old clothes to 10. Earl
in front of Ice Factory and have them
cleaned or renovated at a
low price.
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cRoFToN.

CRoFToN, KY, Der. 17.-Dr. Yost,
of Greenville, KY, came over We'd
nesday, to see Prof. s. B. Lowell, who
is confined 10 his bed Of continued
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Alaska Seal Plush
Sacques and short Wraps the fines
stock in the city at
FRANKEL'S.
MRS. M. E. RODGERS

Has n beautiful line of millinery
goods which she desires the ladies to
see.
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For Louisville, Chesapeake 4 Ohio
Route,

Ne Z has Pullman BUFFET Sleeping Cars to
vietsburE and New Orleans without change.
Connects Ter all points in Tcxas, Arizona and
California. No. has Combination Parlor, Re-
Round trip rate, Louisville TO Old Point Com
fsrt and return $500 good until October slst.
Fare one way 10 tlT 90. Through Pullman Buff
fet sleeping Cars from Louisville to Old Point.
Semi-weekly south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1883-1889, 1887-10-18

Joe Franksl went to Louisville, Sat.